Attibele

Attibele (Kannada :ಅತ್ತಿಬೆಲೆ) is a border and panchayat town in Anekal taluk, Bangalore Urban district in the Indian state of Karnataka, India. The Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border is situated here, which is marked by an arch. It is 35 km from Bangalore and 5 km from Hosur on NH 7. Kannada, Tamil and Telugu are the commonly used languages here.

The town is well connected by both BMTC buses (Routes 360 series) and KSRTC buses from Bangalore and TNSTC town buses (Routes 6A, 6B, 41, 42, 35, 35A and 10) from Hosur, as well as many private buses from both the cities. Attibele is home for most manufacturing and textile industries. Automobile giants of India, TVS Motors and Ashok Leyland are very near to this town.

A small village until 1990s transformed into a town after the NH7 was widened under "Golden Quadrilateral" project. The place was earlier also referred to as "Oudumbapuri" as found in some of the scripts available. Attible boasted of a theatre (Gowrishankar) as early as 1942 which was the first in the region. The place is also famous for some of the temples which are famous for certain festivals.

Goddess "Patalamma" temple which is the deity of the village has great giant statue of demon which also act a supporting pillar for the temple.Annual ritual of "Karaga" is celebrated at this temple which involves people cutting across all religions participate. God "Shiva" temple which is a very old temple is recently renovated. The annual "Rathotsavam" at the temple is celebrated for 10 days ending with procession of the GOD in the main steets of the town. Lord "Venkateshwara" temple which is also one of the oldest temple is famous for annual celebration of "Pongal/Sankrathi" which is celebrated as "Deepotsava". Also "Vaikunta Ekadashi " & "Ugadi" are celebrated with much fanfare. Attibele is an industrial hub too. Attibele industrial area encompasses other villages in the vicinity such as Yadavanahalli, Ichangur, Balagaranahalli and Neralur.